Sentence examples for smart setting from inspiring English sources

"He's too smart, setting aside the ethics, to do smear politics, just as a matter of strategy," Begala said.

The US psychologist Edwin Locke coined the acronym Smart (setting a goal that is specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound) to sum up his research in the field.

All of these concerns were anticipated, and have been countered, mainly through a smart setting swap.

An easy option is to use the Beach or Snow smart setting that most cameras have.

She could have turned against the "smart set" in anger.

(Collier's and The Smart Set were more appealing).

She was in a smart set known as Les Girls.

Reuben's had no smart set on Christmas Day.

The two writers left Smart Set in 1923 to found American Mercury; they did not remain at Smart Set in the late 1920's and 30's.

At 19, he sold a story to "Smart Set" & soon decided to make writing life work.

At nearly a century old, Niemeyer became the darling of the smart set.